The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09

The s.ore COON belonging tothe estate Of
Joseph Patton, deceased, Of Hollidaysburg
Z on High street in tb5, place, now in tie oc-
cupancy OF Mr.. James ". Thompson was
sold az public sale On Friday last by the ex-
ecutors and purchased by Mr. James VI.
Thompson for the sum OF SI4O5.
When you visit Altoona 90 to the cloth
ing store OF MeSsrs. Mcconnell * Ssupp. in
the s. Lawrence block, corner Of Eleventh
avenue and Fourteenth street. They are
always receiving new goods sud their con-
stautly Increasing patronage shows conc!u-
s!vsly that il is the place 10 buy.
Peter Baker and Thomas Gardner were
witnesses in the case Of tie Commonwealth
vs.. Patrick Coyle, but when they were
called 20 the witness stand on Tuesday they
were too much unGerthe iuhuence Of liquor
10 BE- sworn. Judge Johnston ordered them
60 co sent 20 jail foT tweutY-gOUr LOuLs 20
$ styGightgE up.
/ a Northern Kansas parer, so SAYS the
Indicator Of Kansas City, tells that recently
2. farmer brought to town and sold a wagon
load OF corn and pail OF butter. The corn
weighed about 1000 pounds and uetted -,
and ,Ee butter weighed little upward Of
twelve pounds and Noted s.. aud some odd
cents. 4 busheI Of corn fed to a good
. m5'ch Cow would produce aJOus three pounds
OF butter. which would be equal 10 - cents
for rho corn.
Druggists and thei- assistants nov in
. business ia Pennsylvania must register with
tn twenty days f-om the goth Of August, and
an who enter tie business hereafter. either
as principals Os assistants must be cZamiH-
ed oy the STATE Board and receive certificates
of competency. Ii. B. Cochran, Of Lancas-
ter, Pa, is Secretary Of the Board. and ap-
plications for registry OF examination should
De made o. him. The Zee for examination is
about s. for registry alone. about 81.
-Ex Sheriff John \ Blair, on Saturday
last, sold hls well known hotel in this place,
known as the Blair House, 20 Col John ).
Miller or Huntingdon. Mr.. Miller VIII take
possession the frs. week in October next.
and rs ne is an cl5 hotel man. courteous and
atiabIe. We have no doUS. he will keep up
the we'll known reputation that that house
has always enjoyed and receive liberal
share Of public patronage. Mr. Blair who
has kept the house for nearly forty yeers,
with tEc exception of .hrce years when he
served as SEa-.L, intends 20 live privately in
lie .-tuTc-
-Ffty-o-e "rGcsh air children" were
shipped from Philadelphia last week 20
Lawfs5urg, and distributed - temporary
homes fn the country tor une week The
idea a - srrG 10 the country. for week or
r7va. trr children Of the poorer class that
-rev may escape for tine tHe heated term.
The children are lrst examined by physi
e.au who gives q certificate OF freedom from
coming GUS Gl-ecsg. and then ticket is at
.1crad .1 each child from 20 Is years old
GA uae side is .ts name and place os resi-
asucc. ana 1a tEa other Tie name OF .hl
tak-r. The children did not represent o..
poverty u tie Sums. and ti.e majority VI
turm were considered good"
-gn Err.-v -rs-.-sa- D. 80 week, two you1g
men ra1 we setting up n q wake ia Ls-
Eftr. took = ~a.E down town an0u, Uus
O'Clock o. night. AND when in front OF the
drug ,.--= Of Mg. " IS. NlcAtear were sur
Eg.seI 90 see G. l.-rc am q couple Of men in
ssIe laugaTing with the money drawer
They gave The alal-, wien tLa burglar.
dashed ull aud took .1wa ths road, tGr4.al
at gla .pFeT end e.. town iu TIE direction o
WulUggI. Owing 90 their being surprised
u .Igir wyIl-. the burglars got away with NJ
booty, and in their hurry did not stop TO pu
on their shoes thai t1ev left outside. te.Cr.
breaking Boz. They effected their entrance
% the -;ore Uy pryiU open shutter.
Tho Poor Directors OF this county have
iu contemplation the erection OF az ir fl-m-
ary. The constantly increasing number OF
people %ho are hurt on the railroads and il
the mines. as well as those who are sick auc
require constant attention make u ueceSS airy
;aa- there should b. some place in TIE build
ing whs-e they c0u,d be kept together, and
some person always n hand. At present
they are scattered through the cIfTeren
rooms in the Almshouse, and IL requires {
great amount Of useless running around
from room 90 Toom 20 lige those who are
hurt aud SICK the attention they should re
ceiye, and they cannot then be cared for as
. JGev could IL they were in a room devote Il
those Who need nursing, and a competent
nurse always IN charge.
The Old EBensb burg road. winding aroUn,
the nluu opposite the =. Z. r freight sta
ligu La~ been finally closed - vehicles an,
the new one is now IN use. Tie latter take
"A still more circuitous course than the olI
tlUroUzhfare, passing westward along tbu
Cambria !Juu CUmpsuy's fence OppOs ite thr
passenger station, to the old lock 30 houses
thence. with a short curve, turning eastwaT,
. and pursuing a course along the face OF tn
o. a.g uutu j. forms a Junction with tEe Ok
e rraG near 'ne residence Of Mr. MATTHEW
, Moses. 7: has an easier grade and is mucl
g SAFER ro-t- un the rilI rhan the o,t one
s The change above mentioned IS randcr't
q necessary 10y tie contemplated cutting ava,
5 of the old r0ad oy the T.. r. K. Company :.
q order 20 acquire more track room at th
4 point 4dioated.-JOiHStoJrH Tribune
j. Mr.. Anthony Rodgers, of Prospect, wa
h engaged on Monday ia carting dirt froH IN
? b "a 1'uiE q. East CousmauGh, when PacIf
5. ExpT,-f came along atou: half past min
o'clo.'- IN the forenoon. Ills horse becam
frightened and backed the cart on IN
r. railroad when the engine struck itand IN res
r. Mr. Rodgers 10 the ground, where he lay ir
sensible. on examination he was found t
:. have sustained q fracture OF the skull Ii
r was taken to the hospital at East Cone
uauGa and afterwards % his home wher
at last accounts lie was lying in gn inSens
- bic aGd c..t.-sI condition with very iittl
hone for recovery. The E0-sp escaped viii
y, on: INJURY bat the cart was badly wrecked